Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
Jotta events on Carnaby street
Spend Sunday 22nd Feb getting your hands dirty at Cut 'n Paste, an adults illustration party with a distinctly kids theme. Visit the various stands around the store to decorate your bunting with potato prints (or hand prints if you really want to digress to your youth!), stick on embellishments, vinyl cut outs and illustrations. For those wanting to keep their hands clean, adorn yourself in our life-sized paper cut out costumes, complete with photo booth to entertain the, ahem, older crowd. On completing your bunting, you can tie it to the jotta Cut n' Paste bunting that will be pinned across the store, growing as the day goes on. Or if you must, take it away with you. Illustrator Emma Rios, who has run workshops at the V&A and National Gallery, will host the day.
http://www.carnaby.co.uk/
From 24rd February, the space will be transformed into a curated gallery space in which the best of jotta.com 's artists will exhibit, and sell, their work. Be the first to discover this new talent.
*Opening Hours: 10- 6pm Tuesday 24th Feb- Saturday 28th Feb, Thursday 26th till 9pm
http://www.jotta.com/
A4Art - see you there tonight
link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/senseworldwide/
and http://www.a4art.net/
A4art China
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Thursday 29th January 6.30pm – 9pm
Private view, exclusive to Sensers and friends - [ask me if you need an invitation]
Friday 30th January 6.30pm – 9pm
Saturday 31st January 11am – 6pm
Sunday 1st February 11am – 6pm
Sense Loft, 68-70 Wardour Street, Soho, London. W1F0TB.
SEE YOU THERE TONIGHT
Juxtapoz August [selected interesting bits and pages]
Cover by Todd James
In the Shooting Gallery: Yumiko Kayukawa exhibition with 13 new works from 16 August until 6 September.
Figures on the left:
Tokoji Seijin by Koji Harmon
Himalan by Itokin Park
Slap Happy Panda by Brandt Peters
The Monkey King by Nathan Jurevicius
Mummy Boy by Brian Flynn
Kidrobot
Mini figures by Kathie Olivas
and on the right: new paintings by Buff Monster in the Corey Helford Gallery
Copronason Gallery
Interview with Shawn Barber who after many years of professional illustration, teaching painting technique art at three separate art schools, and having become a critically praised fine artist in his own right, he stands poised to go all in...
Interview with Will Barras, who likes playing cricket and driving and also said, that he'd "rather work for a company making cogs and light bulbs than for an extreme sports/lifestyle company bacause it's all bollocks."
Bruno 9Li
Exhibition link: http://www.bruno9li.com/about_9li.htm
Bruno 9Li's inspirations come from daily life experiences of the diverse population of its residents (European, Japanese and Latin American descent) as well as his search for life's meaning through spirituality, alchemy and cultural symbolisms.
He often speaks of "all being one," and is deeply aware of the unity of people, animals and nature itself. 9Li creates works of art that share this vision with his audience through epic encounters of natural and supernatural beings. These encounters, depending on the viewer, can be seen as mythic morality tales of the past, or a keen foretelling of the future.
In his exhibit, Mysterium Tremendum ( Overwhelming Mystery ) at Anno Domini, there are works that incorporate mutations of man and beast, beast and nature, man and the elements of nature. Bruno painted the walls to give the drawings* a connection to one another... the body of work being a bigger story and each image being a chapter of that story.
Bruno 9Li currently resides in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He recently had a solo exhibit in Barcelona, Spain, he has an upcoming exhibit in Sao Paulo and will return to Anno Domini for his second solo exhibit in August 2008.
Strychnin Gallery
London
65 Hanbury Street
London, E1 5JP
Great Britain
Phone: +44 207 247 5666
Link: http://www.strychnin.com
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